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{{BI|Qix}} is a video game released in 1991 for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. Uniquely, this title was only released in North America, and never received a Famicom release. It is the thirteenth release of Qix, and second for a [[Nintendo]] console, released a year after the [[Qix (Game Boy)|Game Boy]] release. | {{BI|Qix}} is a video game released in 1991 for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. Uniquely, this title was only released in North America, and never received a Famicom console release. It is the thirteenth release of Qix, and second for a [[Nintendo]] console, released a year after the [[Qix (Game Boy)|Game Boy]] release. | ||
This version of Qix features a light story as explained in the manual: The various [[Qix]], [[Spritz]], and [[Sparx]] fought against manifest as computer viruses within the console, and must be trapped within "computer memory sections" in order to prevent the virus. | This version of Qix features a light story as explained in the manual: The various [[Qix]], [[Spritz]], and [[Sparx]] fought against manifest as computer viruses within the console, and must be trapped within "computer memory sections" in order to prevent the virus. | ||
The standard gameplay applies, create [[Stix]] with the [[Marker]]. Whenever a section is filled in, a colorful background is applied and points are awarded depending on its size and whether or not it was made with a Fast or Slow [[Draw]]. | ==Gameplay== | ||
The standard gameplay applies, create [[Stix]] with the [[Marker]] to reach the threshold. Whenever a section is filled in, a colorful background is applied and points are awarded depending on its size and whether or not it was made with a Fast or Slow [[Draw]]. | |||
There are three modes of play available: 1 Player, 2 Player, and Practice. | |||
===1 Player=== | |||
===2 Player=== | |||
===Practice=== | |||
In this mode, the player has infinite lives and gameplay only ends once the threshold is met. No points are awarded for this method of play. | |||
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| Release Information | |
| Developer | Novotrade |
| Publisher | Taito Corporation |
| Console | Nintendo Entertainment System |
| Release Date | January, 1991 |
Qix is a video game released in 1991 for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Uniquely, this title was only released in North America, and never received a Famicom console release. It is the thirteenth release of Qix, and second for a Nintendo console, released a year after the Game Boy release.
This version of Qix features a light story as explained in the manual: The various Qix, Spritz, and Sparx fought against manifest as computer viruses within the console, and must be trapped within "computer memory sections" in order to prevent the virus.
Gameplay
The standard gameplay applies, create Stix with the Marker to reach the threshold. Whenever a section is filled in, a colorful background is applied and points are awarded depending on its size and whether or not it was made with a Fast or Slow Draw.
There are three modes of play available: 1 Player, 2 Player, and Practice.
1 Player
2 Player
Practice
In this mode, the player has infinite lives and gameplay only ends once the threshold is met. No points are awarded for this method of play.
This article or section is a stub.
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| Qix Series | |
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| Qix |
Arcade • FM-7 • Atari 8-bit • Atari 5200 • DOS • Commodore 128 • Commodore 64 • Amiga • Apple II gs • Game Boy • Atari Lynx • NES • J2ME • DoJa |
| Qix II: Tournament Edition | |
| Super Qix |
Super Qix |
| Volfied |
Arcade • TurboGrafx-16 • DOS • Ultimate Qix (Genesis) • Amiga • Atari ST • Commodore 64 • FM Towns • Qix Neo • J2ME • Wii • Antstream |
| Qix Adventure | |
| Qix 2000 | |
| Battle Qix | |
| Qix++ | |
| Arcade Archives | |
| Cancelled releases | |
